Has anyone else had a similar experience? I seriously feel like getting Mainstage is a quantum leap in my ability to make the sounds I want to hear. Mainstage seems to have fulfilled all my needs for growth in sound processing. I've been lamenting Garageband's limitations but felt I didn't need Logic Pro's complexity and cost. I also had no idea that Mainstage was as customizable as it is. I don't know if this has a technical basis or if it's a placebo.
#Mainstage 3 and garageband mac#
The same presets are available in Garageband and Mainstage, and I think the Mainstage ones are somehow fuller and richer. MainStage Developer: Apple Price: 29.99 MainStage 3 lets you take your Mac to the stage with a full-screen interface optimised for live performance, flexible hardware control and a massive collection of plug-ins and sounds that are fully compatible with Logic Pro. If you're asking which program you should be using for practice and/or performance then Mainstage is the way to go. Table 30: EXS24/03 Drums & Percussion/Acoustic Drums/Rock Kit (GarageBand). Yeah, Mainstage is designed specifically to be used in a live environment, whereas GarageBand is geared towards creating a multi track recording. The latency is tight, and it stays there.Īlso, I feel like the Mainstage engine just sounds better. instrument and the Native Instruments (NI) Kontakt 5, Kontakt 3 and Battery 3. You can use all your favourite instrument and effect plug-ins from Logic Pro. MainStage has something for every kind of performer. And give your audience a show they’ll never forget. The Mainstage engine doesn't seem to have this problem. Transform your keyboard, guitar or vocal performance with an enormous collection of plug-ins and sounds. The Garageband engine seems to like to lag behind and stay there when playing live, forcing me to stop and start playback of the guitar amp track to "resync" the audio in time with my playing. I've been very impressed with its features and performance.įor a while, I've fought to get Garageband to just play with low latency. I recently tried out Mainstage on a whim when I realized that it was more suited to live performance and practice than Garageband is.
#Mainstage 3 and garageband install#
I don't record at all, but I've loved the variety of amps and keyboards available in Garageband, and have been enjoying using it to get better at playing music. The MainStage installer will install the instruments and loops in the System library in exactly the same location where GarageBand is looking for the. I've been using Garageband since it came out for guitar/keyboard practice.
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